I'm guessing most of you guys are in preparation for the Haiti Mssn trip! I'm so excited for you guys! His name will be lifted among ALL of the nations.
Things have been normalizing... to say the least. I've grown accustomed to most of the things going on in Jordan as well as my school schedule, so I'm guessing my culture shock phase is finally over.
Things have been really busy over the last couple of weeks. I moved out of my first home stay, and my current home stay family has six kids- all around my age. My school program had multiple trips to Petra, Wadi Rum, BIblical Site Tour (I went to where J was baptized, Mt. Nebo- where Moses died, and several Madaba churches), and the Dead Sea. Midterms are rolling around the corner, and in two weeks, spring break starts!
The school for Syrian refugees have finally started! PTL! These kids are precious, but you could definitely tell that their situation back home have affected them in ways unimaginable. Each one of them are so lovable, and they all crave my attention like crazy.
My team in Jordan (that serve in the school) have been meeting up every morning to pr*y for the University of Jordan. We've been meditating on Acts, and we're asking Him to make His word come alive in our daily lives. In Acts, His disciples go around talking about J, and what he has done for all of us, sugarcoating nothing. No matter how offensive or uncomfortable the messages were, people were all the more hungry to know about this goodN.
No matter where we are, let's be faithful to His calling~
Maranatha J3sus
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